Historia de la locura en la época clásica, I
Michel Foucault traces the shifting definitions and treatments of madness in classical society through historical and philosophical analysis.
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This work examines the historical development of concepts surrounding madness during the classical period.
It investigates how societies defined, isolated, and managed those considered mentally ill.
The analysis draws on medical, legal, and philosophical sources to trace changing attitudes.
Readers gain insight into the cultural construction of reason and unreason.
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